I picked C and its pretty clear why its correct. I think what's confusing about B is that it would work if we assume that the fact that you received an apology means that you are owed one. Because saying "neither person is owed an apology unless both are" is equivalent to saying that if "one person is owed an apology, then both are". So if the physician is owed an apology, then so is the counselor.
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I picked C and its pretty clear why its correct. I think what's confusing about B is that it would work if we assume that the fact that you received an apology means that you are owed one. Because saying "neither person is owed an apology unless both are" is equivalent to saying that if "one person is owed an apology, then both are". So if the physician is owed an apology, then so is the counselor.